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From: Leyla Williams <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Fri, 8 Jul 2016 17:49:13 +0100

Dear all,

Please join OASPA for our live Twitter chat about attribution with
Cameron Neylon (Curtin University) Michael Carroll (American
University), Ernesto Priego (City University London) and Catriona
MacCallum (PLOS) on Tuesday, July 12th, from 3pm-4pm BST (7am PDT,
10am EDT, 11am BRT, 3pm WAT, 4pm CEST/EET/SAST, 7.30pm IST, 11pm KST,
12am + 1 day AEST). Please join the discussion on Twitter by tweeting
any questions you have for Cameron, Michael, Ernesto, and Catriona
about attribution and open access publishing using the hashtag
#OASPAChat, and they will be responding to them in realtime. Event
details are listed on the OASPA website here:
http://oaspa.org/oaspa-twitter-chat-attribution/

Attribution in open access publishing is an important, timely issue
for publishers, authors, and the general public, that goes
hand-in-hand with licensing. Those making use of academic research
need to be aware of the copyright status of the content they are
working with, and the source of their right to use it. Attribution
practices differ across publishers and academic disciplines, and
standardisation of such practices has yet to be formalised. Unlike the
consistency seen in licensing behaviours and values, attribution is
often inconsistently expressed.

This Twitter chat builds upon our recent webinar on attribution, and
can be seen as an extension of the ‘Q&A’ time from this discussion.
The recording and slides from the webinar, along with other past
webinars, can be found here:
http://oaspa.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/OASPA-Webinar-Attribution-20160505-1402-1.mp4.
Our blogpost reflecting on the webinar is here:
http://oaspa.org/panelists-discuss-attribution-oaspa-webinar/

OASPA will be moderating the questions tweeted on the hashtag, and
we’ll aim to get as many questions answered as possible during the
chat. The chat is open to everyone, so please do spread the word to
anyone you think might be interested. If you have any further
questions regarding the chat, please don’t hesitate to contact me at
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Best wishes,

Leyla

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Leyla Williams
Events and Communications Coordinator
Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, OASPA
oaspa.org | Twitter: @OASPA | Sign up for our mailing list

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